Through "the normal layout" I was thinking about the dots printed by the manufacturer.
Maybe I was wrong, but for me it is logical that the button with one printed dot should be number 1, the button with two dots is number 2 etc.
Similarly, I set it up at home on another system. each touch panel follows this sequence:
1|2
3|4
5|6
7|8
Of course, on my panels it does not matter which button is related to what but in the software the buttons are marked from left to right and so I know which circuit is on which button when i change something in my object manger.
But hey... it is more important that it works for us.
The HE built-in driver that works with the older model TS0044 has a 'Reverse button order' preference setting, which I think does exactly the same reordering of the button numbers. The default keys settings are however the same as in the TS004F driver.
I can add the same option in this driver, hopefully during the weekend.
Well if I can get all my 4-button devices working the same way round then I don't mind updating my button rules from this point forward. I also have a Wallmote Quad with buttons in a different order from the Yagusmarts, sigh.
Actually, checking, the Wallmote does go 1/2 then 3/4 below so if I chose the button reversal (it's not exactly a reveral) option I could just add the yagusmarts to the rule I had to make specially for the wallmote.
A new driver version 2.2.1 was just published, where there is a new "Reverse button order" preference option. When selected, buttons numbering will be 1-2-3-4 going from top left to the bottom right. This should match these models, that have dots engraved on the buttons.
I have also applied for including the driver repository into Hubitat Package Manager (HPM), so hopefully, future updates will be applied much easier and conveniently.
"Tuya Scene Switch TS004F" driver is now available for installation from the Hubitat Package Manager community app.
For new installations, you can search by keyword TS004F. For existing manual installations of the same driver, you can use "Match Up" function to ensure you will be notified of future updates.
In fact I see you do have code related to battery level in the driver, checking events shows it is reporting! But it's not appearing on the Edit Device page. I added the line capability "Battery" and I await to see if it appears there.
Yes, you are right, this is the only line of code that must be added to the driver.
I will publish the updated version in a few days - no other changes, just some (careful) code cleanup.
@michalk z2m developers need to implement the custom initialization sequence somewhere into the code I think... This device can be initialized in scene mode only during the ZigBee initial pairing / interviewing process.
Hi, I would like to help report that this driver is working PERFECTLY even with my MOES Scene Switch. The TS004F version works fine and all my 4 buttons works. Hoping that others using the MOES sees this too.
I have a few of these Yagusmart scene switches ( TS0044) and they have worked well. I've just moved one to be on my desk so it is in my line of vision though, and a couple of times I have noticed the green LEDs flash on and off. The battery is showing 100%. Looking at the device events log the flash would seem to coincide with the battery update which seems to occur every 30 mins. (edit it's actually sending a battery status report every 20 mins and the LED flashes everytime - my other units don't send a battery report anything like as often -weird!)
Not sure this would be popular in a bedroom when it's pitch black.
This prompted me to look at mine (the TS0044s) and I have noticed that one of them stopped reporting battery status a couple of weeks back although it's working perfectly as a button,
Currently, the TS004F driver does not set explicitly the battery reporting intervals, so the device works with its default settings.
In the next week, I will look closer and will experiment with configuring the battery reporting intervals, although there is no guarantee this will work. A lot of Tuya devices just confirm the ZIgbee commands with a return code 'OK', but sometimes do nothing ... If it happens to work, I will set 12 hours battery reporting interval.
I'm not having the problem with the TS004F driver, it's one of my TS0044s that stopped reporting battery, using the inbuilt driver. Geoff was talking about his TS0044s too. I wonder if it's worth starting a new thread for your driver to prevent confusion?
though actually I have just checked and the TS004F seems to have stopped as well, leaving just one TS0044 working
Yes, mine are TS0044s and all using the inbuilt Tuya Zigbee Scene Switch Driver.
Weirdly, all 3 of mine behave differently regarding battery reporting.
One only ever seems to report battery when a button is pressed, the other two report at varying intervals regardless of button presses. Sometimes it's a 4 hour interval sometimes less and the one that was reporting every 20 mins yesterday has now settled down to once every 4 hours.
I'm wondering if, because I moved it from one room to another, it was picking up new routing information and that prompted the LED flash and battery update at the same time?
I was thinking the same, but I was also wondering if another thread will not create even more confusion? The two models look the same and are sold under one and the same brand name and it may be difficult for most of the users to decide in which thread to post.
In this case it was just my fault nor reading carefully the posts...
One question: are you actually using the release/ held events in your automations? My driver is wrongly sending the 'held' event, while the inbuilt driver sends the correct 'release' event. I can correct this in the next version of my e driver. Unfortunately, both TS0044 and TS004F models do not send a pair of held/release events as other multi-button devices do.
I program both held and release for the same purpose on my button controller rules so it's easy to add incompatible buttons to the same rule. At the moment I don't have any buttons that send both separately!
